Cielo

Cielo, often searched as Cielo Finance, is a wallet tracker and trading app for crypto traders. It is not one of the other firms that share the name. You pick wallets to follow on Solana and 30-plus other chains. Cielo shows what they trade in a live feed and sends alerts to the app, Telegram or Discord.

You can then trade from that feed on Solana, Base, Robinhood Chain and Arc. Trades can be made by hand or by bots that copy a wallet for you. Cielo bought the Solana copy trading bot OdinBot in July 2026 and built its copy trading on it. In October 2026 its site claimed 500,000 users.

How the Cielo wallet tracker works

Cielo reads transactions from the chains it supports and turns them into a readable feed. Users add the wallets they care about, sort them into lists and filter the stream. Filters cover chain, transaction type (swaps, transfers, NFT mints, approvals), minimum USD value and specific tokens. Exclusions mute tokens or contracts that create noise.

Alerts go out through the web app, a Cielo Telegram bot, private Telegram bots on paid plans, and Discord channels. New Trade Alerts fire the first time a tracked wallet trades a given token. Wallets can be bulk-imported from a CSV file or from other tools, including Axiom, Padre, GMGN and Based Bot. A browser extension adds wallets from block explorers in one click.

Tracking is the broad part of the product and trading is the narrow part. Per Cielo's chain support page, tracking and PnL work on every supported chain. Token swap alerts work only on Ethereum, Base and Solana. Research agents, manual trading and trading agents are limited to the chains Cielo trades on.

Cielo copy trading agents

Cielo's copy trading runs through bots it calls agents. A Wallet Copy agent buys when a wallet you track buys. A Multi-Buy agent buys when several tracked wallets buy the same token in a short window. Each agent works on one chain and trades from your Cielo wallet there, per the trading agents overview.

The engine comes from OdinBot, which Cielo bought in July 2026. Cielo's docs call OdinBot "the undefeated, fastest copy trading bot with $250M in volume". Cielo says about 70% of its Solana copies land in the same block as the trade they copy. Most of the rest follow within half a second. Those are Cielo's own figures, not tested by anyone else.

In October 2026 agents moved into the trading terminal. A panel shows each copied buy and sell on the chart. You can sell part of a position by hand and let the agent handle the rest. On 16 October Cielo also launched its own Solana router, which it says makes every trade faster.

Copy trading settings: entries, exits and the simulator

The agent settings control what gets copied and how:

• Buy size: a constant amount, or a percentage of the copied wallet's trade with a minimum and maximum.
• Entry: instant, or "buy the dip", which waits for a set percentage drop before buying.
• Filters: market cap, token age, launch platform (such as Pump.fun, Raydium or Meteora), the copied wallet's buy size, new positions only, and duplicate-buy protection.
• Execution: speed tiers from Standard (about 0.002 SOL in priority fees) to Godly (about 0.06 SOL), MEV protection options, and slippage (30% by default). A "Degen mode" switches off safety checks.
• Exits: sell when the copied wallet sells, tiered take profit and stop loss, and, since September 2026, Trailing Stop, Time Limit, Break Even and Break Even from Loss on Solana agents.

Before an agent goes live, a simulator replays its settings against the copied wallets' real trades over the last 1, 3 or 7 days, net of fees. An "Ask AI" option then suggests the settings that would have worked best and applies them in one click. Cielo's own FAQ warns that the simulation "can't fully reproduce live execution".

Cielo research agents and Telegram alerts

Research agents watch the chain and alert you, but they never trade. You pick from ready-made patterns:

• Fresh Wallet Buy and CEX Fresh Buy: a new wallet, often funded from an exchange, makes its first buy.
• KOL Cluster Buy and FOMO Cluster Accumulation: several tracked wallets pile into one token.
• Top Holders Supply Change and Dynamic Holders Tracking.
• Your Wallet Funded a New Wallet.

Since September 2026 the cluster agents can filter wallets by win rate, PnL, tokens traded and transaction count, so alerts only fire when the buyers meet a quality bar. Cielo says KOL Cluster Buy is free on every plan.

Cielo wallet discovery, wallet profiles and Mindshare

Wallet Discovery ranks wallets by trading performance over 7-day, 30-day or all-time windows, and users can follow a wallet from the list in one click. It needs the Pro plan or higher. Public Lists and a PnL leaderboard offer curated starting points.

Wallet profiles were upgraded in September 2026. They now show a daily PnL calendar, PnL over time, ROI spread, entry market cap, trust and risk signals, the wallet's likely time zone, and a 0-100 "Copy score" for how well it suits copy trading. EVM-SOL Mapping flags when the same trader appears to control wallets on both EVM chains and Solana.

Mindshare is Cielo's trending metric. It ranks tokens by how many wallets tracked by Cielo users are buying them, rather than by price or volume. Cielo's pitch is "Volume can be faked. Mindshare can't." Pulse streams new launchpad tokens from launch to migration, with Quick Buy in the view. In October 2026 Cielo added Dump Risk to its token checklist. It estimates how far the price would fall if the top holder, or the top five holders, sold.

Cielo Solana trading and fees

Trades you make by hand, in the app or on Telegram, cost 0.6%. Trades made by agents cost 1%. Network fees are extra. Any token in the feed, on Trending or in Pulse has a one-click Quick Buy button. Click a token's name to open the full terminal, with charts and order entry.

Trading started on Solana. Base followed in April 2026. Robinhood Chain is also supported, and Arc went live in September 2026, where trades and gas are paid in USDC.

The Portfolio page shows your profit and loss on each holding, both sold and unsold. Cielo says the figures include bribes and platform fees.

Cielo pricing: Free, Pro and Whale

Plan details as listed on cielo.finance in October 2026:

Cielo's older plan page in its docs lists lower Solana limits, so check the in-app figures before you subscribe. Copy trading agents are capped per plan too: 20 on Free, 50 on Pro and 200 on Whale, per the agents FAQ.

Plans can be paid by card, or in crypto for six- or twelve-month terms. Referrals earn cashback and lower trading fees, by up to 35% on the Whale plan.

Is Cielo Finance safe and legit?

Cielo has run since at least 2020 (the founding year on its LinkedIn page), and we found no reports of a hack or exploit of the platform. That is not the same as being low risk. There are four things to weigh.

Custody. Cielo creates a trading wallet for each user and says no one else can access it. The user must back up the private key. Agents trade from that wallet without asking you to approve each trade, so treat it as a hot wallet and fund it only with what you are prepared to trade.

No audits, no on-chain program. Cielo is a web app and bot service, not a smart contract protocol. We found no published security audit, and there is no on-chain program to inspect.

Copy trading losses. Cielo's own risk guide is blunt. A copy always buys after the wallet it copies, at a worse price. Past wins don't predict future ones. Some wallets that look profitable are running pump-and-dumps or wash trades. Fees, slippage and failed trades add up on small, illiquid tokens. The 1% agent fee is charged on both buys and sells.

Data quality. Independent reviewers, such as Wallet Master, note that PnL figures can be distorted by honeypots, airdrops and transfers. Treat the leaderboards as a place to start your research, not proof of skill.

Who Cielo is for

Cielo fits active traders of Solana and Base memecoins and new launches. Its best user follows a list of known wallets, wants alerts on Telegram, and wants to act on them without switching apps. Copy trading suits traders who will test their settings in the simulator first and accept that most copied trades enter later and at a worse price than the original.

It is a poor fit for long-term holders, who will pay for a feed they don't need. It also suits forensic research less well than entity-labelling tools. And it is a weak choice for anyone who wants to track hundreds of Solana wallets for free, since the free plan stops at 50.

Cielo alternatives and comparisons

• GMGN: combines wallet tracking, token research and trading in one Solana-focused app. It suits traders who want everything in one place, though some reviewers note it limits how many wallets you can track at once.
• Axiom: a Solana trading terminal with its own wallet tracking, aimed at fast manual trading on one chain. Traders moving across can bring their Axiom wallet lists with Cielo's bulk import.
• Nansen: smart money labels and entity identification across chains. It is better for working out who a wallet belongs to, and less focused on copy trading.
• Birdeye: token analytics and charts with basic wallet research. It is cheaper for token screening, but its wallet alerts are thinner.

Cielo's edge is reach. It sends alerts for 30-plus chains and lets you trade or copy on four of them. Tools built only for Solana tend to go deeper on Solana trading.